beans! beans and a smile. beans and a smile of questionable legality, by the way, promoting a brand from the oval office, but that's besides the point. 137,000 americans dead. beans and a smile. this might explain new polls out overnight showing overwhelming disapproval with the president's response that show him trailing joe biden by double digits. the president pushed out his campaign manager, but still has the beans and 137,000 dead. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci is pushing back against white house efforts to discredit him. he says the bizarre behavior only hurts the president. we're going to begin with cnn's

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which now has more than 60 varieties of bean in stock. from here. if. he. has. he or she has. the national seed bank of uganda provided the initial investment of seeds scientists made them available to the ngo. the researchers have given the farmers improved seeds have been varieties. the cross breeding to create these new strands can take several years as scientists gloria tino explains find. these may be. read as. so those traditional. traits. that we need for. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its biodiversity in plants that are important for agriculture and attrition like beans peanuts and wild rice. so if. we. would have nothing because we wouldn't be able to use that to mature us to engage in the challenges that you have in the production systems your country would want to look after these resources is use a country that is in trouble for the future for joining has in the meantime set up our own seed bank. for 4 years she's been setting aside part of her harvest proceeds she's employed a number of women to help with th

usually think of money but today we want to talk about a different kind of bank one for things like beans bananas and barley here what's being stored and saved our seeds the right cheese adapted to the changing climate welcome to this new edition of eco africa i'm never tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is it me what can you tell us about seed bank sandra it is nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a seed bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. would take a look at the planting even the other generates electricity while eliminating west and we will also hear help comfort by making something a little greener in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago james and a few other farmers used a few bags of beans and a but then a seed start up capital to set up the need to see it back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up

whole beans. more rows of sweetcorn along the fence.inally, two rows of lima beans completes the early garden. now, for the late garden. after each of the early crops is harvested, they are planting another crop to be made to have a succession. for convenience of illustration, all early crops are removed from the model. here are the later crops. fiverows of u.s. number beans, two rows of squash along the fence, three rows of late potatoes, late cabbage, carrots and beets, half double row of turnips, a rows of andof spinach, kale colored, half a row of each completes the garden. here, they have a garden play that will serve a family need this year, and succeeding years, they will want to grow crops within the plot. now, for the real garden. when the maples are in bloom and it's time to begin planting. when the moisture is just right, the soil won't fall or be sticky. it holds it shape when pressed but crumbles easily when broken. ideal for working and planting. the garden has good soil and drainage, and is well vented. after lying in har

usually think of money but today we want to talk about a different kind of bank one for things like beans bananas and barley hear what's being stored and save our seeds the right cheese adapted to the changing climate welcome to this new edition of eco africa i'm never tideway and i'm not alone sunder trying to be in uganda is it me what can you tell us about seed banks under it is nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a seed bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. took a look at the planting generates the white eliminating west and we will also hear how humble by making something a little greener in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago jane and a few other farmers used a few bucks of beans and a button a seed start up capital to set up the community sit back and the concept has proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by 50 percent and a big fuck to

beans, goya beans. the ceo of this kitchen staple was with the president he praised the president while announcing goya would donate 1 million food products to american food banks. >> we're all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like president trump who has been -- >> there hasn't been this much stink about beans since the fire scene in "blazing saddles." the hispanic leaders calling for a boycott of goya products. celebrities like chrissy teigen tweeting things like ashamed. don't care how good the beans taste, bye-bye. and so did playwright lynn man well miranda. goya's ceo told fox news he was not apologizing for praising the president. calling the boycott suppression of speech. once beans were controversial until when debating chili recipes. now they're part of the partisan divide. i want to know what you think. vote on this week's survey question, has cancel culture gone too far? joining me now one of the five people spearheading the letter, a columnist for harper's. and he's also auth

the researchers have given the farmers improved seeds of bean varieties. the cross-breeding to create these new strands can take several years as scientists gloria tino explains we did find. these maybe the. readers can access those materials and improve on them. or even so those traditional hold a lot of traits. that we need for. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its biodiversity in plants that are important for agriculture and nutrition like beans peanuts and wild rice so if we is very yes sure we each of those crops. have. to have nothing because we won't be able to use that to mature us to engage in the challenges that you have in the production systems a country which has meant to look after these resources is use a country that is in trouble for the future for joining has in the meantime set up our own seed bank for 4 years she's been setting aside part of her harvest proceeds she's employed a number of women to help with the seed selection process she not only pays them but also passes on her beam

usually think of money but today we want to talk about a different kind of bank one for things like beans bananas and barley hear what's being stored and save our seeds the right cheese adapted to the changing climate welcome to this new edition of equal africa i'm never tideway and i'm not alone sunder to be in uganda is with me what can you tell us about seed ranch sandra it is a nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a seed bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. took a look at the plant in ethiopia other generates electricity while eliminating west and we will also hear how humble by making something a little plainer in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago james and a few other farmers used a few bags of beans and a but then a seed start up capital to set up the need to see it back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by

the researchers have given the farmers improved seeds of bean varieties. the cross-breeding to create these new strands can take several years as scientists gloria tino explains so we did find. these maybe the. readers can access those materials and improve on them. or even so those traditional hold a lot of traits. that we need for. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its biodiversity in plants that are important for agriculture and attrition like beans peanuts and wild rice. so if we. get very you should we kill those crops. we have nothing because we want to be able to use vegemite to use to engage with challenges that you have in the production systems a country which is meant to look after these resources is use a country that is in trouble for the future for joining has in the meantime set up her own seed bank for 4 years she's been setting aside part of her harvest for seeds she's employed a number of women to help with the seed selection process she not only pays them but also passes on her beam gr

beans! beans and a smile. beans and a smile of questionable legality, by the way, promoting a brand from the oval office, but that's besides the point. 137,000 americans dead. beans and a smile. this might explain new polls out overnight showing overwhelming disapproval with the president's response that show him trailing joe biden by double digits. the president pushed out his campaign manager, but still has the beans and 137,000 dead. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci is pushing back against white house efforts to discredit him. he says the bizarre behavior only hurts the president. we're going to begin with cnn's rosa flores live in miami. and that state, rosa, continues to see the strains pushed to the limit in terms of handling this outbreak. >> reporter: john, good morning. you're absolutely right. and it's not getting any better. here in the united states yesterday, another record day with at least 12 states reporting record hospitalizations. here in the state of florida, the total case count now exceeds 300

etics concerns before she seemingly endorsed goya beans on twitter. the move comes a week after the company's c.e.o. praised mr. trump at a white house vent. in last night's tweet she is holding a can of black beans with the tag line if it's goya, it has to be good in eng will be and spanish. critics pointed out ivanka may have violated an ethics law from preventing white house employees to endorse any service or product or enterprise. >> trevor: that news is shocking. there are still ethics laws? i just assumed after trump became president the ostles of ethics violations got converted into a storage office for kfc buckets. clearly they are prob hea like the contractors ef jea epstein's house, so you want a cage in the middle of your living room, okay, oh t is to worship sattal-- satan, okay, i will get a quote to you asap, in the face of ethics complaints donald trump responded by doing an even more elaborate goya ad of his own. >> yes, yesterday the president released a photo of himself promoting a line of goya products from the oval office. >> i me

program right here in uganda around 10 years ago jane with a few other farmers used a few bucks of beans and a but then a seed start up capital to set up the community sit back and the concept has proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by 50 percent and a big fuck to me is that the initiative bank's sharing anyone wanting to use the seeds he's given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. here she demonstrates another method put parts of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree you're trying to protect and the weevils will be drawn to that instead. because it did destroy. the spring. so it was my organism. i was invited to. join has been trained by the organisation alliance biodiversity the n.g.o.s supports food security projects with evidence based research especially for crops like bananas and beans some traditional bean varieties can no longer grow here the farmers say it's because of climate change the ngo has helped them to set up their own cooperative and d

the 10 men are transporting 650 kilos of cocoa beans. none of them have a driver's license in any case navigating through the bush isn't something torch and driving school. it's a 50 kilometer long journey and all the drivers are alert they want to survive this journey. 2 hours across rough terrain take a toll on their old motorbikes. with enough. to live there's a god of some broken because the road is so bumpy. anika. jaska. america in such bad shape it broke or is it because they got there. through this if there is that's just the kind of thing we have right up with yours on the average or as a. motorbike is back on the road they will have to put some of their profits from selling the cocoa towards the repairs the group is hoping to on around $100.00 euros which would make 10 euros per passion. they've reached the final hurdle but it's not an easy one quality control carried out by the uncompromising joseph who buys cocoa for the government he's the one who sets the prices. and the message. that. i want to inject the book did a nice o

the 10 men are transporting 650 kilos of cocoa beans. none of them have a driver's license in any case navigating through the bush isn't something taught in driving school. it's a 50 kilometer long journey and all the drivers are alert they want to survive this journey. 2 hours across rough terrain take a toll on their old motorbikes. fit enough. to live there's a guy got to live your shift broken because the road is so bumpy. i'm gonna go out i can a can jaska. american such bad shape it broke loose ever cuz i got to step on the sun on through this roof is that's just the kind of thing we have to put up with your shoes on the average resident on the. motorbike is back on the road they will have to put some of their profits from selling the cocoa towards the repair. the group is hoping to on around $100.00 euros which would make 10 euros passion. they've reached the final hurdle but it's not an easy one quality control carried out by the uncompromising joseph who buys cocoa for the government he's the one who sets the prices. messy. i wa

chris: for your 100th birthday. >> vanilla beane.: it's not just her hats that make a statement. when did you realize that your married name was vanilla beane? >> i was in the drugstore and the pharmacist said do you know there's a vanilla beane. chris: and what did you think when you -- >> i guess it was meant to be. chris: vanilla beane is still creating and still taking inspiration from advice she got as a child. >> love many, trust few, learn to paddle your own canoe. chris: any thoughts about retiring? >> no. chris: why not? >> this is my life. chris: are you happy where life has taken you? >> it's been good. i can't complain. chris: in these challenging times it's nice to know there are still some in the world, we will see you next fox news ♪ ♪ ♪t. think about it, i will see you next time on life liberty and love and ♪ ♪. steve: good evening welcome to "the next revolution", i am steve hilton. pro work, pro-family, pro-america. joining us for the hour sara carter and jason chafe's. tonight congressman jim banks will be here on

chris: for your 100th birthday. >> vanilla beane. not just her hats that make a statement. when did you realize that your married name was vanilla beane? >> i was in the drugstore and the pharmacist said do you know there's a vanilla beane. chris: and what did you think when you -- >> i guess it was meant to be. chris: vanilla beane is still creating and still taking inspiration from advice she got as a child. >> love many, trust few, learn to paddle your own canoe. chris: any thoughts about retiring? >> no. chris: why not? >> this is my life. chris: are you happy where life has taken you? >> it's been good. i can't complain. chris: in these challenging times it's nice to know there are still some in the world, we will see you next fox news ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] >> firefighters are trying to contain a massive fire that broke out in ship in naval base. the uss bottom rashard this morning, it is docked in san diego at the harbor and there are dramatic scene of bellowing smoke emanating from the ship. we interrupt you in the journal editorial r

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here it is -- beans. beans and a smile with 137,000 americans dead.ugh for america this morning. beans and a smile. new polls show the president's standing is plummeti

and no matter what the bean man says, you must buy beans from the bean man.ut unanue's not alone. trump's allies responded to the boycott with their own plan to buy as much goya as possible ina what they dubbed a "buy-cott." because "buy cott" is what their spouses will demand they do after eating all those beans. (as spouse) "you're not bringing that bean butt into my bed, buddy. go buy cott." that's my audrey meadows. as part of the movement, one republican congressional candidate tweeted, "just had a cup of coffee and two cans of goya beans! take that, libs! time to start the day. today's task: save america!" followed immediately by "dear god, my insides feel like a hot air balloon filled with lava. please kill me. take that, libs!" we've got a great show for you tonight. take that, libs. "cbs evening news" anchor norah o'donnell is here. but when we come back, wall fall down get wet. take that, libs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new force flex plus, bright colors febreze freshness. all the way out here just for a blurry photo of me. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? t

seeing her violate a law, hold a can of beans that -- listen she holds a can of beans with the same familiarityather holds a bible. they don't know what the -- what they're doing. and at the same time, they're separating children at the border. and they're calling latin countries s-holes and demonizing immigrants and trying to kick out dreamers, so since she knows spanish and now taking up spanish, let me teach her a word. that means hypocrite in spanish. >> anna, thank you so much and i want to point out the president tweeted a picture of himself in the oval office with a number of goya products and both of his -- >> then let me teach you -- >> this is instagram -- >> let me teach you the plural then. >> thank you so much. dr. fauci responding to public attacks from the president's top trade adviser peter navarro. >>> hello, i'm kate baldwin, thank you for joining me. i'll be your broken record for the day. more states, more records, more rollbacks and more americans sick with the coronavirus. there are a lot of new numbers coming in. they're getting bigger by the day. so let's focus in on a c

to endorsing cans of beans with 137,000 americans dead and many more dying. he's trying to damage control and the damage that he himself has done. in the new poll only 30% of people surveyed said they trust the information the president is providing on the outbreak. frankly, it's startling it's that high. 67% said they distrust it. for dr. fauci, that figure is reversed. he's trusted by a margin of 65 to 26%, which makes it why he's marginalized and kept off national television may explain why the president retweeted fire fauci and under cut him in public. the president himself approved of that peter navarro op ed, the paper siting one administration official that said not only was he authorized by trump but encouraged. that the the way this president works. publicly denies it privately encourages. the president apparently did not have the guts to admit it publicly and we shouldn't be surprised or to tell the public why he disagreed with dr. fauci, the man that claims to no more about the military than the top generals has nothing to say now but fauci thankfu

the family situated close to the border with togo jaf sells his kind of beans to which have a country based science. and to remember that the border with total is around a kilometer from there it's the this time december togo is paying one euro $0.37 a kilo gone i was paying one euro 16 friend but at the end of the month togo that price have dropped to $1.00 euro $22.00 and gone as prices rose so it was better sell for gun. i'm going a little design to a motorbike i'll take a shot i mean i thought my god why are you putting it on a motorbike for your fun because there's no path there's no road just tracks. there's no road suitable for cars. well it looks. very dangerous there are lots of accidents. normally the government should have built bridges but there are no bridges so if you're not careful you'll have an accident and you don't think you're going to fall but when you do sometimes a number of factors are about the minutes about the effects. they're going to give you the trip to the town on these old motorbikes can be very risky broken arms or legs are common although jeff's team

. >>> plus, bean bust. why police say these coffee beans are packing a very dangerous kick. >>> the future of fast food. the high-tech meat that could have kfc revamping its menu. >>> and more of our exclusive one-on-one with alex trebek. what you didn't know about the "jeopardy" host and some of the salty language he uses. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. president trump is bringing back his daily briefings on the coronavirus as cases rise in much of the country. >> despite encouraging news about two potential vaccines, there's evidence of growing concern in many states. for example, teachers in florida are now filing a lawsuit hoping to stop schools from re-opening. >> after an uptick in daily cases, chicago has become the latest city to reimpose restrictions on bars, restaurants and gyms. >>> in washington talks are now under way for a new economic stimulus plan with millions of americans set to lose unemployment benefits at the end of the month. >> abc's megan tevrizian begins our coverage starting w

she's not trying to sell beans and corn, she was trying to take a stand on behalf of the company.ome democrats are supporting the boycott. to me, the main story is what about -- why doesn't the press focus on the fact there there's a boycott against a company simply because of the political views of the chief executive. >> a significant one. are they reporting on what has been the backlash of the boycott, a group of trump supporters seizing on this clash if you will by doing a buy-cot, trying to get people to go out. trump supporters were posting pictures of them buying beans and whatnot. it's an interesting thing. the ethics complaint you mentioned, very significant. the law says you can't use your position as an alleged ivanka did to endorse a product. clearly, this wasn't just a random endorsement. this was a political reaction. in a statement that she was trying to make, because of the attack on bobby nunway. howard: maybe the real story is too boring for the media, that president trump is trying to win hispanic votes by siding with a businessman who is under attack for suppor

why did you realize that your married name was vanilla beane?u know there is a vanilla beane? >> chris: what do think when you realize -- >> set i guess it was meant to be. >> chris: vanilla beane is still creating and still taking inspiration from advice she got as a child. >> love many, trust view, learn to paddle your own canoe. >> chris: any thoughts about retiring? >> no. >> chris: why not? >> because this is my life. >> chris: are you happy with where life is taking you? >> it's been good. i can't complain. >> chris: in these challenging times, it's nice to know there are still some constants in the world, like vanilla beane. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see "fo" ♪ for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the and tbig statement:ghs.iecea i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. >>> coming up. contra costa county tightening restrictions on face masks. we'll take a look at the new restrictions and what led the county to use them. >>> the concerns that the virus is spreading. >> and official

. >>> trending this morning a can of beans could open up a whole can of worms for ivanka trump.ns after the president's daughter seemingly endorsed the beans on twitter. the company's ceo praised mr. trump at a white house event in last night's tweet you can see her holding a can of black beans with the tag line if it's goya it has to be good twitter immediately lit up with jokes. the lincoln project responded with goya way. ivanka may have violated an ethics law that forbids white house employees from endorsing any product or enterprise. >>> a possible new vaccine that is showing quote, robust results in testing but first facebook is getting serious about music videos we're joined now from london with more. good morning, julianna >> reporter: artists will not have to manually upload their videos or pr going to work, art will need to toggle on a new setting to add music videos to their page ahead of the deadline and facebook will automatically create a page of their videos if no other action is taken facebook will be a direct challenge to youtube so certainly something to watch

ivanka trump tweeted a photo of herself holding a can of goya beans with the words, if it's goya, it has to be good, in english and in spanish. then, today, the president

"today's secret ingredient is: goya beans." "i guess i could make beans.sident trump announced yesterday that he has demoted campaign manager brad parscale and replaced him with his deputy campaign manager though that one's on you, trump. you really thought he was going to make you look good when he made himself look like that? he looks like a civil war soldier who was sent home because of weak blood. infectious disease expert anthony fauci said in an interview yesterday that despite the white house's effort to discredit him, he has not thought about resigning him, which is too bad 'cause there's another doctor that is just waiting for a chance "i don't know, man have you -- have you considered putting on some 'rick and morty' and just letting the virus do its thing? i'm a rick guy i'll admit it. rick gets me." hackers yesterday hijacked the twitter accounts of several public figures including former president obama, rapper kanye west and microsoft co- founder, bill gates as part of a cryptocurrency scam. said kanye, "no, mine was actually me. rapper kanye

meivis: the beans are already becomimig flavorful.hen they start to taste lilike chocolate, during this process. normally, i taste the cocoa beans after they have dried. then you can tell if the harvest and the fermentation process were good. >> and that's what matters. her artisanal chocolate business, mayamei cacao, is trying to make a name for high-quality, local chocolate. ortiz sells it online, at trade fairs and other events, and in stores across panama. she wants to change the image of chocolate as just a sweet treat. instead, she sees it as a food packed with healthy ingredients. meivis: those substances are found in the cocoa pod. and if we want to retain the special qualities of cocoa, then we have to eat it with as little sugar as possible. that's the message i want to spread, and i have the feeling that it is becoming more and more widely accepted. >> mayamei cacao is not the only chocolate company that ememploys naturaral cultivationn methods and is s sparing with s use of sugar. in the last five years, several small pana

before these are the beans we've just harvested. do you eat them. they eat no no i prefer not to know what we sprayed them with the various products . we have to wait a while before eating them. it's very bitter we are do you want to try one of the. animal feed destined for china's pork chicken and beef industry the trade war with the u.s. has also encouraged china to buy it saw it from brazil. it makes no sense to take these soybeans for a model grocer or put them on a truck and drive 3000 kilometers to a port and travel another 20000 kilometers on board a ship to reach another port in china and then travel another 2000 kilometers by train until they reach a factory farm where the soyuz used to feed chickens. saw is rich in protein and cheap the ideal animal feed for industrial livestock farming around the world. as a result of globalization brazil is destroying its rain forest to grow soybeans. this saw ends up on the other side of the world in chinese pig farms and european ones. in. china has announced plans to consummate consumption in huff by

show him the beans, ivanka."even call a person who takes that photo in the middle of a pandemic >> the bean queen. she won't be likin' that nickname >> seth: oh, thank you, sea captain. >> it be me pleasure >> seth: but it's not just the trump white house. llt-wing punditsmes and studios and deal with it here's fox news host laura ingraham on monday arguing that the coronavirus is just something we have to live with >> no more lockdowns viruses are a fact of life and it's very sad. and sometimes, as with covid-19, there will be awful tragic results. >> seth: oh. so viruses are just a fact of life cool then why don't you take your show on the road and do it on location from an amazon warehouse or a meat packing plant? hell, do it on an airplane start a new segment where you prove viruses aren't a big deal by inviting people to cough on you. you can sit next to ted cruz, 11b is open. on tuesday, rush limbaugh cited the donner party, you know, the cannibals, as an example of how we should adapt to the pandemic. and

we used to plant beans and would fill 2 entire sacks of them it's true. now we've stopped planting. the pests from the land that belongs to the rich people come here and destroy our seeds. in the united states in china can't they just destroy their own forests to plant soybeans. why do they have to come to brazil and exploit our resources are often like africa has plenty of forest why don't they go there maybe they don't work hard enough or they have more nurse. who has in fact reached africa mozambique is nearly 10000 kilometers from brazil but brazilian companies are moving in trying to secure vast tracts of land for soybean farming. the agribusiness project is being promoted by the pro savannah program. the brazilian farmers are going to africa because most beaks government is leasing land at a very cheap price to create new plantations. mozambique is giving brazilian farmers a $6000000.00 hector area 3 times bigger than $38.00 and almost for free it's going to be a lease that will allow for the cultivation of soy cotton and corn mainly for the chinese market. but. we're company

some traditional bean varieties can no longer grow here the farmers say it's because of climate change. the ngo has helped them to set up their own cooperative and develop a seed bank which now has more than 60 varieties of beam in stock. from here the. farm he. has. to have he or she has. the national seed bank of uganda provided the initial investment of seeds scientists made them available to the ngo. the researchers have given the farmers improved seeds have been varieties. the cross-breeding to create these new strands can take several years as scientists gloria tino explains it's defined. means maybe the. readers can access those materials and improve on them. or even so those traditional hold. traits. that we need for. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its biodiversity in plants that are important for agriculture and nutrition like being peanuts and wild rice. so if it is very year should we be killed those crops. would have nothing because we want to be able to use vegemite to use to engage in the challenges that you have in

that i tell you police help for the plot to smuggle cocaine into the country in of all places coffee beans police at milan's airport set a package of colombia's finest attracted their attention because it was marked with the name of a fictional mafia boss inside were 500 coffee beans that had been cut open and stuffed with cocaine police tracked the package to florence and arrested the intended recipient it's not the 1st time smugglers have tried to use coffee to throw police off the scent in january last year a telling authorities seized more than 600 kilograms of cocaine hidden in sacks of coffee from honduras. this is d.w. news here's a reminder of our top story at this hour. the united states has registered more than 70000 corona virus infections for a 2nd consecutive day that's the highest level yet since the beginning of the pandemic florida has become the new at the center of the outbreak. there washington news i'm aaron tilton in berlin and remember you can always get the latest a d w dot com and don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram at deed of units america once again

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